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What to Bring to the River
Picacho is a great campground with great campsites. However, the
campground features only portable potties and hot showers powered by
solar heat. If you're used to the Hilton-type accommodations, you'd
better consider Las Vegas instead. From the list below you can pick and
choose what meets your needs. Remember, pack to fit your comfort
level.
1. Tent - if you can't (or don't want to) sleep in a van or
truck, and you really want to keep from being bit by mosquitoes.
2. Sleeping Bag - it can get cold at night and there may be
mosquitoes waiting for dinner.
3. Air Mattress - the ground is pretty hard so this is a nice
Hilton feature.
4. Mosquito repellent - obviously.
5. Clothes - sufficient for three days and two nights. Two
bathing suits are recommended, along with two to three towels as well.
It's not fun to have to put on the same cold wet bathing suit from the
previous day. Bring a warm jacket and long pants for evening. It may
get cold.
6. Personal Hygiene Items - includes, shampoo, soap, etc. You
won't find these items in the hotel bathroom.
7. Sunblock - takes the red out (OOP's that's Visine).
8. Chapstick - very dry weather - what do you expect at the
desert?
9. Flashlight - ever try to cook your steak in the dark? Many
medium steaks turn out well done.
10. Hat or Visor - to be cool with, ehhhh!
11. Skis, Vest, Spray Guard, Wetsuit (if you think it necessary),
Float Toys - unless you want to ski barefoot and naked. If you
bring small children you may want to consider bringing a vest for them.
13. Cooler - to keep things cold. Don't forget the ice!!
14. Food - Bring lunch, snacks and an entree for dinner Saturday
night. The club supplies grills for cooking.
15. Drinks - bring anything you wish to drink for the weekend.
Orange juice, coffee and hot chocolate is provided in the mornings.
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